Alice could be described as representing the English commoner.
"Alice" in English is Alicia or Alice in Italian.
It is the same as English: Alice.
Alice pleure dans la cuisine in French means Alice is crying in the kitchen" in English.
No
They represent (in various combinations) the sounds of the English language.
its the same..................gakuen Alice is japanes and Alice academy is dubbed in English.
"Her name is Alice" is an English equivalent of the French phrase Elle s'appelle Alice. The declarative statement literally means "She calls herself Alice" in English. The pronunciation remains "el sa-pel-la-leess" in French.
The character jabberwocky represents the impossible which Alice overcomes on her journey and after she has slain the Jabberwocky.
No, he doesn't represent Alice's father; but the white rabbit supposedly represents her father. Because her father would leave the kids with Lewis Carroll and the white rabbit always runs away in the story.
Alicia in Italian is "Alice" in English.
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Yes. The original book and its author were both English and the book is set in England. Alice's nationality isn't specified, but it is reasonable to assume that she is also English.